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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-12

Observation-Disclosures strictly frst-class
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-12

-4----uiIe good horse team wanted for
rnad lots in Duluth. George II. Fletcher
43O Wabasha It, opposite market. lO2-lOS
49, AI->SIA4At>~sA--d neat 5-room house and
l. large lot for vacant lots acres near the
city. A. F. Maschger !G5 East Seventh. room 49,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-12

STORE, with rooms above corner University
- and Virginia. 1852 Cedar st. 99-1O5
STORES for rent-Three first-class stores on
~ West seventh ST., third block above Seven
corners; splendid location for frst-class retail
business. William g. Robertson, room 202 Drake
block, $50 East Third ST. 1905
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

Arizona papers and associat cd press reporters who availed themselves of the shake to give sensational accounts of the destructive results of the earth. quake, on the Sd inst, are hedging, toning down, and now refer to it as simply trembler, We, however, do not agree that it was not alarming we stated the facts, at the time, concern ing it and its effects in Globe, and stick to it that it was not a desirable visitor, although it did no damage nor lessened the value of taxable property in Globe. In Sonora, however, It was reported as a rattler, and even there subsequent statements admit first rs. ports exaggerated, wired under the impulse of the scare. The Prsfect of Moctezuma sticks to it that the towns of Bavispe and Oposura were com pletsiy destroyed, and that from 35 to a0 persons, were buried in the ruins and several injured, The town of Granada and Guasabas were materially damaged-no loss of life; but the dis trict of Arispe suffered badly; Fronte- ras caught it heavily, nearly all the houses of the town were destroyed. This statement has been denied. The character of the buildings, one story, and low at that, forbids belief in the Prefect's statement.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

We can see no advantage to be de- rived by the cattle interest in misrep- resenting the condition of livestock as is done by several Territorial newspa- pers. They speak of the cattle inter- est of Arizona as being Tn a flourish ing condition, when they know to the contrary that the present season is the most unfayorable for grazing that Arizona has ever experienced. Owing to the long continued drouth the range is almost bare and only in a few isolated localities, mostly in the moun- tains and foothills, is grazing good. From some portions of the range losses are reported, but with seasonable summer rains there wlll be nc great mortality. Cattle in this vicinity now subsst chiefly on browse.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21
rRE FUTURE CT COPPER

We have private adWces that the Calumet and Hecla were unable to place all of the 2SOO0OOO pounds of copper reported to have been contract ed for at lOcents, which would indicate that consumers have no confidence in present prices and look for still fur Ihrr decline.
 While not taking this view of the copper problem. for the immediate future, yet it is patent to those who taye made themselves familiar with tue status of copper mining that lower prIces must rule instead of there belnG any permanent appreciation, The in- creased output ot the Anaeonda mine and the steadily growing production of the Lake companies, foreshadow an eyer recurring periodical glut of the market, which can only be relieved by opening new avenues of consumption through lower prices,
 From the revelations made through the Engineering and Mining Journal it is evident that the metal can be produced still cheaper than is at pres ent done, by the Lake companies, and the policy of the large producers as the Calumet and Heela and Anaeonda will doubtless be one of extermination against the small fish in their water.
 The position of Globe district is more hopeful than any other copper mining section in the Southwest. With Lake copper at 10 cents the Globe mine pro- duces metal at a profit, which could be still further increased by a iudl- ciOus expenditure of a few thousand dollars in the mne and the erection of larger furnaces. The construction Of the Mineral Belt railroad to this point will still further improve our position, will enable the working of lower grade ores of which there is an mex haustible supply, in fact it will solve the problem for this district and make it an important factor Tn the copper production of the United States.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

The Indian Rights Association Of New England, company of philan- throplc cranks, are making themselves offciops m connection with tho law giving lands to Indians in seyeralty. They first tried to defeat the purpose of the law by sending agents among the Indians to persuade tho Govern ment's wards not to give up their res. ervations oil break their tribal rela- tions. Failing in this tho Association, finding that the Indians on tho Degll's Lake, Slssitou and Siletz reservations, in the Northwest, had decided to ac- eept lands in seyeralty, sent . repre- sentative 10 confer with Secretary la- mar on tho question of selecting prop er persons to sec that the law is com piled with and the Indians not de- franded. 0ld mother Lamar has acceded to tho request notwithstand- ing t is an unwafranted interference with tue authority ~ the Interior De- parsment.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

Chinese, denied admittance to the United States under the restriction act, seem to have little difficulty tn landing at San Francisco, by means ofthe habeas corpus. The Alta states that twsnty-four writs w2re issues |" Chinamen on the 12th. Eleven re- manded Chinese were shipped back to China on the steamer Oceanic.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

A special to the Globe Democrat from the City of Mexico says that a difficulty is pending between Mexico and the United States arising from Che seizure of an American bark and the subsequent kidnapping, or violent transportation of a Mexican officer to Key West on board the bark. Settle ment of the difficulty was, it seems, demanded by the Mexican officers and the American Captain pretendsd to accept the proposition to report at once. The Mexican port officer boarded the vessel to accompany the Captain to the port, but when tho bark went out to sea it sailed for Key West, carrying the Mexican officer along. Letters have been exchanged between the two Governments on tire subject.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

Lysander Spooner, who is said to have brought about the first impor, tant reduction in postage in the Uni, ted States, died at Boston on the lith inst, At the time when letter postage from Boston to New York was l2l cents and to Washington p cents Spooner established an independent mail between Boston and New York afterwards extending it to Philadel' pilia aud Baltimore, carrying letter. for cents. The Government, object, ing to the competition, prosecn ed Sponner and overwhelmed him with legal expenses Spooner's experiment had the desired effect, however, as the subsequent year Congress made tht first reduction in postage rates.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

The Anaconda Mining Company has incorporated, under the laws of Cali fornla, to dO general mining, bank. ing, commercial, and "alsc 10 carry on and transact any and all kinds of bus mess in winch natural persons may lawfully engage" The directors are James 5. Haggin, Lloyd Teyis, George Hearst, Louis T Haggin, Joseph T. Clark The capital stock Is S20, 900, GOO, divided into 100000 shares, of a par value of Sl0O each. Each of the di- rectors have subscribed for ten shares.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

When rigid blue laws, circumserib. ing the liberty of citizens, can be en- forced in this enlightened age, in tue cosmopolitan city of New York, fl shows that We ars emerging but slowly from the religious ianaticism responsible for so many prosecutions and crimes in the early years of America, and in the history of the world Religious intolerance should no longer be permitted in tho United States, under whose constitution civil and relegious liberty is promised to her people.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21
Mexioan Conservatives have ingited

Mexican Conservatives have iagited Don Carlos, the pretender to the throne 6f Spain, 10 come to Mexloo with a view of becoming the leadp of the opposition to the present liberal sys- tenn governing Mexico, and in the event of success assume control. Should the Don feel inclined to lend a willing car 1t, perhaps, would be well for him to read and ponder the Monroe doctrine and its effect in blight,ng the hopes of Maxmllian and that of his coadjutor, Napoleon LII, in reducing Mexico to kingly rule. It would doubtless be we'll for the tranquility of Spain if Don Car, los should accept the profered honor, in order that hls ambition might be quenchva as was that of Maximilian, at Queretaro, July 18th, 1867.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21
WINTER roasrs oR cArrhK.


 The Boston Commercial Bulletin publishesa special report of the range and ranch cattle industry The re. ports are furnished by special corre- spondents from thirteen States and Territories, covering the whole field, The conclusions arrived Ut indicate that the early reports of winter losses have been considerably exaggerated, The only Territory where oattlomen suffered severe losses was Montana, where the mortality proves to have been from 15 to 25 per cent on the average.
 The losses in Colorado, Western Kansas and Nebraska were very light the past winter, running under j per cent on the average, Parts of Idaho and Wyoming suffered quite severely particularly in the Northwestern sec tions, but the average losses in both Territories were not excessive Utah, New Mexico and Arizona were partic. ularly fortunate, New Mexlco corre' spondents write that tho loss does mol exceed 8 per cent in the Territories named, Texas reports some suffering because of the drouth, but the winter was much more favorable to stockmen than that of 1885.86. On the whole therefore, the conclusion is arnved at 1 that the past winter was favorable one to cattle-raising interests of the I Vaet
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21
A ngarGD TOWN.
Isocorro Balliou.I

lhlN~NatN AfNhAl''ttt3
 A few days ago two prospectors, while wandering over the foothills east of the city, accidentally stumbled on signs of previous babitation buried under the heap of sand which had been drifted by the winds oi years. Having selected a point at which to make au excavation, they went to work with q will, and in a few hours had reached the floor of a small chamber in the shape of par allelogram, They found the remains ot several buman beings, several hand- sone vases carved with geometrieal figures in different eoiors, stone axes, hammers, pieess of cloth apparently manufactured from the fiber of the yucca; several strings of beads, sea shells, arrow heads, and az abund- ance of fragments of obsidiau quartz, and an increditable quantity of pleees of broken pottery, including several with blue glazing. Only in ono other instance have we ever heard oi this color and quantity of ware hav- ing been discovered in ibis Territory, and that Ys',,so UJ iSa ancient pueblo nea. ths Santa Rita iS this county, aud it indicates that the spaniards had lived in New Mexico before the extinction of the race who inhabited this ruined and buried village
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21
.GUST0H MADE PANTS s.

direct from the manufacturer sariae aIl int facdmte profits, thereby giving aGF customers a much greater value fer the money than t is possible to obtain oihTwlse, We guarantee entire sasis
 faction, er the money will De refunded. Send slzo of waist ard inside leg measure, together with &3, and 56c. for express, and say about what color you prefer, and we wtil stpd as' pants to your address neatly boxed lfl yuu desire samples send Gc, md we w.il mail an assortment Co select from RAY STATE PANTS CO. 32 Eawiey Street, Boston, Mass.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

The Kansas City cattle market is reported dull, on ths 18th inst, prices being generally 10 0 20 cents lower. Corn fed yearIings were most in de. mand, selling at S3.65 to s3.s0. The supply of feeders was light and prices from $3,70 to S3.9O; stocksrs, $3.25 to $3.75, A few scattering loads of hght rangers from Deming, N. M., sold at SAYS to $2-95.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21


 The cherished dream of four Chiea, go lads was rudely disturbed. as dressed in regulation dime novel COW boy trappings, they were resolutely starting from the windy oity for the boundless West. Thar singular at. tire and the butts of thsir guns pro. truding from their hip-pockets aroused the suspicion of q policeman, who ar. rested the youngsters. A search o their pockets revealed two pistols, sev eral ugly booking knives, slungshot flask of powder, a variety of keys chisels and otter burglarous looking tools. The leader of the band had ir his possession q well worn copy ol "cal, tile Cowboy, complete guide to frontier life. Tha Justice before whom they were brought, thought thsm dangerous individuals and sen. teneed them to BrideweIl reformatory on fines of Sl00 apiece.
 Gosh, but that's tough exclaimed the leader Nlen we git outen there it'll be winter agtn, and then well have to wait till next spriug
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21
Bnfalo,s BilIs Mild Msst

BuHalo's Bills Wild West Show, exhibiting on the grounds of the American Exhibition, in London, may pull the latter through and save it from failure. The Wild West is by far the greater attraction of the two. Queen Victoria, the Prince oi Wales "and the rest of the royal fapilyn have witnessed the performance and expressed delight.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

0Brien, the Irish agitator, while in Montreal, Canada, was appiised that his appearance in Toronto and an at- tempt to speak would canse deep Feeling among 0rangemeu and prob ably lead 10 violence being offered to his person; but not deterred by the excited state of public feeling he appeared, and upon attempting to hpeak two hundred 0rangemen made ap attack but fortunately he escaped Without injury.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

IIs a fearfal thing too see the hu. man soul fake wing in any sharrc, but when life gives way for violated laws, the sacred source of sympathetic tears is dry, and saeh was the case ni Las Vegas and Socorro, New Mexico May 18th, when Theodore Baker and John Henry Anderson were obliged 10 head tbe respective processions or the way to the gallows erected for ths convenience of rendering them fool for worms.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

English coke has been scarce for 80 re time, and not long ago the price was advanced to S22 50 per ton This attracted shipments from Tacoma. which sold at sf6 per tqn Following this were fresh importatioas Of Eu- glish, and the market dropped to Sl6 to si7 This will be good news 10 Pacific Coast smelters, most of whom use this English coke $. \. Mining and ScieniiGe Press,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

Governor Ross, of Texas, has been appealed to on behalf of the drouth sufferers of Medina county, to call an extra session of the legislature to de vlse means for their relief. In one precinct of the county there are more than three hundred persons in nearly furnishing condition, and in other parts of the county the suffering is almost as great.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21
uotice og Forfoisuro.

Notice is hereby gwen to J p Eallue, snii NitlHsoeser else, cusdwners, with the under signe4 ia the siyer Basin milfs. situate in the mining district 4 Elnha, Coanty 4 gsila, and Iautarv of Ariznna, and n4g9e particularly deso itei 10 BWk l. Page 8S5, uf reearis Of uii;tes iii and aaf ae said eauuty q 6ila, and Tertiary alorcsaii
 3Eis, thrtclCFc, is G notify yan as co-oWnrr. r owners hi sail ustie ifat fhe Mp.lefsig net hsyinS 3onr and l,Iia Eied the anapal wnik as rttaigtj lsy lss, EI ths rats iSgf s st at his p'Sn cast sud ap hatlee in ID w5se c.n- tTibLtta to tEe sane taaeierS, # y1a tl4 above mtptitccd paltY V taf.i, R i.,spss sai3 vhls aee with the tst pi the a- reftiser ig', ead atcaiiis ctSts, VI tiif liis ty days fsai sha .Etn @ a4e rab.ieasisn oE tbia natire. yah iafenst i aid c.ili aa z owaes 5r pviteis viii ittel cease and haesi, the iAolaty o' he undersigned aesersh@ ~ law PRED EEFTE
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

Parties from Tonto Basin complain of the prevalence of horse-stealing in tho extreme eastern portion of the County, 1t is believed that the par ties operating have confederatos in Apache county who assist them in escaping to New Mexico with their plunder ---Hoof & Horn.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

Senator Blackburn, Of Kentucky, declares that New York has been too conspicuous in Democratic politics in recent years, and therefore he believes that some other State ought to be al- lowed to furnish the party candidate for President next year Counting Mcclellan and Hancock as New York ers, which theg virtually were. that State has gisenthe party all the Pres idential aleandidatcs t has had ir the past twenty threo years lheSenator therefofc voices tue VIEWS of nlany good Democrats when he says that some of tue otIief thilaysayell States sa0aia haye a ehsncs now.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21
4 REAsoxARs.s naILERn


 Bert E. Nye, late manager of the Democrat, isit the city yesterday un- der circumstances not at all creditable to himself and to the disadvantage oi a large number of creditors. After the attachment of tue of the office, it seems that he proceeded to collect all bills which be could obtain, without entering the same upon tho booSs of the office. Yesterday Mir. Peck, the present manager, was authorized to make collections of accounts due the office and in nearly every instance was confronted with reeeipted bills signed by ]. NJ. Braeswell, per Nye. There is however one thing he did not forget and that was to flo bill with the Constable for s587 for services rem dered when 1t is a notorious fact that he spent the funds of the office with 8 lavish hand without rendering any ac- count, and if the truttt were known he IS largely in debt to the office instead of it's owing him one cent. No won der tue paper failed, having . sguirm- ing proprietor, and such T manager as as Mir Nye Tolnbstone-E -Epitaph, of May 17th.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

The corner stone of the Leland Stan ford, IT,, University was laid at Palo Alto, on Saturday last, by Senator Stanford in the presence of a large asssmblage, Judge Lorenzo Sawyer, of the U, s. Circuit Court, delivered the dedicatory address.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

President Cleveland has asked the Mexican government to suspend sen tence of death as adjudged by court martial upon officers of the Mexican army, lately engaged in the Nogales affair, on United States soil,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21
rnneee.sary ml.err.

Probably as much misery eotues from hahitaal constipation as from any do. rangeinent of tic functions of the body, and t is difficult to cure, for the reason that no one likes to take the medicines usually prescribed Hamburg Els were prepared 10 obviate this difficulty, aud they will De fuund pleasant 10 the taste of women and children; % ceilts At all druggists, ]. J, Mack { Co,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

Miners in the Hallein salt mines, near Salzburg, Austria, earn forty cents a day and their wives twenty cents, making sixty cents for the sup port of families often numbering five or six persons. It is needless to add that they barely eke ont miserable avistapca
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

The Epitaph, of tae 18th inst, in speaking of party disclpliue as a dead cock in the pit and taat party organs have ceased to mould political opin- ions is eminently correct, and espec- tally so since it became known that a few self-constituted ieaders, the Governor among the number, at. tempted to run the Arizona legisla. ture.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21
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Among the i50 kiu5s-1f 6I6fk Bound Bp Volumes gigell away by the Roehest0F N 13 As'%RIo4N RURAL HONE for every Sl sub- ola weekly which are 5&7 inches, froyn 800 to 9o0 pages, are these:
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

W. B. Slaughter who was shot, in American Valley, Socorro county, re- gently, and reported killed, IS still hy- ing, with good chances of surviving his injury. Youugbloed, one of his would,be assassins, was captured.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

The Zulrrk organ. tho Tombstone Democrat, is reported as having sus. pended publication. It was a merito- rious sheet, in many respects, and its death is generally regretted,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

There has been coined to date 26l, 52+,O27 standard dollars, which does not exceed S425 per head of the population of the United States,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21
Camp Meeting

There will ha m old fashioned Camp MeB ine. at Mheastalds, twelve miles adFth [ Glehe sgmmeAeine 5nly 29th and cantinlip. ts knguat Sih Aii me especially infisei z c,iae and canip. Bearl, hidgins asa last1f aeD Gan lc Ind O4 8ppleatsop at the elaf Fine shade spisialid water and gad inpsk s;evelal ministers aiii lie in attsrfsecs
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

The Swan Land and Cattle Uo., of Montana, one of the largest in the range country, has made an assign ment for the benefit of creditors.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21
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BY BEN PERLET POORE.

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Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

On the 1lth a fire occurred in Flag staff, resulting in the destruction of five buildings
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

Western Texas has had heavy rain fall IL will prove of incalculable benefit 10 tho stock interest.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21
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